1. |
Just Like You
02:29
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the time i miss you most
comes all too often
i want it to hurt
i want you to change
god knows i never will
my head's not good enough
you keep on leaving my arms
i'd like to say you don't deserve any pain
but i hope every time he kisses you it's not the same
maybe i'm just getting soft
baby you're just too hard
i'm stupid and you know it
bury my heart in your backyard
you're treating me too well
you just can't tell me no
of all the things you do
just please come with me when i go
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2. |
Seventeen
02:15
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i've given up on the way you look at me
but it hurts when you look away
it's hard to stay smart
when there's to many to count
i feel worse when we're together
i feel worse when we're apart
i guess you're just another cigarette burn on my ashtray heart
it hurts to look at you
it hurts to look away
who cares about my stupid heart
when i'll forgive you anyway
lying on the backseat
your sweater, my bluejeans
you're just a windy day, a foggy street
and i'm fast asleep.
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3. |
(For My Dog)
02:10
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Summer Rental San Marcos, Texas
Hailing from one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S, Summer Rental is an independent pop rock quartet telling stories
of the human experience.
Propelled by the driving rhythms of Sean McDermott, the funky bass lines of Ben Steen, catchy riffs of Sean Ryan and the soulfully charming voice of Garrett Douglas; these young heartthrobs are here to make you feel things.
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